- Wednesday, May 22, 2013
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- Wake County Budget Includes New Hires, Library Hours
- Commission GOP Says No to Partnership with City for Emergency Ops Center
- Dix Lease, School Building Bills Survive in General Assembly
- City Wants Input on Possible Pet Ban in Park Playgrounds, Fields
- On Sweepstakes Parlors, City Plays the Waiting Game
- Councilors Agree to Southwest Raleigh Affordable Housing Project
- Permit for In-Home Gun Dealer Approved
- Committee Upholds Affordable Housing Funding Decision
- Residents Wary as Peace Remains Quiet on Seaboard
- Vote Delayed for Glenwood Ped-X Bridge Project
Wake County Budget Includes New Hires, Library Hours
Responding to a slow economic recovery, the proposed Wake County budget will increase library hours, pay for new employees and give current employees raises while leaving taxes at current levels.
Commission GOP Says No to Partnership with City for Emergency Ops Center
In a split vote along party lines, Wake County Commissioners Monday decided against joining the City of Raleigh in its Critical Public Safety because the center would not be located underground.
Dix Lease, School Building Bills Survive in General Assembly
In a new regular feature on the Record, we will track bills impacting Raleigh and Wake County and Wake’s representatives and senators in the General Assembly. In this first weekly post, we look at the bills that survived crossover last week.
News
City Wants Input on Possible Pet Ban in Park Playgrounds, Fields
A city parks committee is considering a ban on pets in certain areas of Raleigh parks. The public is invited to provide feedback at a May 22 meeting.
On Sweepstakes Parlors, City Plays the Waiting Game
Councilors are waiting on action from higher authorities before making a decision about Raleigh’s sweepstakes parlors.
Councilors Agree to Southwest Raleigh Affordable Housing Project
Councilors approved a loan Tuesday for an affordable housing project in Southwest Raleigh and will review how the City ranks priority areas.
Oak City Portraits
The Pole with One Red Shoe
This shoe was seen sticking out of a telephone pole on Wake Forest Road.
City Journal
Greenway Trails, Current and Future
A map of the existing Capital Area Greenway trails and what’s planned for the future.
Editor's Notebook
Opening Data in Raleigh
Raleigh’s open data manager wants open government to be a way of life for City Hall.
